A06_Trempealeau_2024_ISST_Control_Contract_Map.pdf
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This document is a map of the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin, detailing the locations of invasive species treatment and oak savanna restoration activities planned for Fiscal Year 2024.
The map shows the refuge boundary, gravel roads, and the refuge headquarters. It indicates areas where the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will contract for foliar and basal bark chemical treatments to control invasive woody species such as black locust, Siberian elm, common buckthorn, bush honeysuckle, Siberian peashrub, black cherry, hill's oak grubs, and northern catalpa. The treatments will focus on forest-edge patches adjacent to previous seasons' treatments and along the auto-tour loop, as well as scattered woody species in open prairie areas. Care must be taken to avoid damage to young bur oak and mature trees. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 140FS224Q0155, titled "WI-TREMPEALEAU NWR-BLF AND BBT", issued by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.
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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge Trempealeau County, Wisconsin
FY24 R3 Invasive Species Strike Team Contract Map
The USFWS makes no warranty for use of this map and cannot be held liable for actions or decisions based on map content.
This map is intended as a general guide for the public and commercial use of National Wildlife Refuge lands.
The purpose of this map is to visually describe the locations of invasive species treatments and oak savanna restoration activities for 2024 Map image is the intellectual property of Esri and is used herein under license. Copyright © 2022 Esri and its licensors. All rights reserved.
Produced in the Division of Refuges Onalaska, Wisconsin Produced: April 16, 2024 by Bruce Henry Basemap: Sources: Copyright: © 2014 National Geographic Society, i-cubed File: U:\Biology\Forest Ecology\Trempealeau\
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Contract Basal Bark Chemical Treatments
Contract Foliar Chemical Treatment
FY24 ISST Project Treatment Objectives:
Chemically control black locust, siberian elm, common buckthorn, bush honeysuckle, siberian peashrub, black cherry, hill's oak grubs, northern catalpa, and any other woody invasive species within the refuge's Prairie Oak Savanna Management Unit using foliar and basal bark application tactics during the growing season of 2024. Contract Foliar control will focus on forest-edge patches adjacent to previous seasons treatments and along the autotour loop. Contract basal bark treatments will focus on black locust too tall for foilar treatments and less than 7'' DBH, as well as woody species scattered in the open prairie less than 5'' DBH. Care must be taken to avoid any damage to young bur oak and mature trees of any species.
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